Itamar Friedman, CEO and cofounder of CodiumAI, and Kyle Mitofsky, a Senior Software Engineer on Stack Overflow’s public platform, join the home team for a conversation about code integrity and how AI tools are changing the way developers work.
Marco Palladino, CTO and cofounder of Kong, joins Ryan to talk about the evolution of API protocols over time and why building the API is only half the battle.
The home team gathers for a conversation about workplace productivity monitoring: Does it motivate employees to get more done, or does it lead to stress that takes away from deep, focused work and replaces it with busywork instead?
We say a fond farewell to a titan of web tech and review what makes a great developer resume.
We're celebrating some big birthdays for Node.js and Javascript.
Brian LeRoux walks us through the pendulum swings the software industry has seen in the last decade.
We reflect on the wealth of small software startups doing strong business in relative obscurity.
We meet the IBM mainframe experts who are keeping COBOL modern.
Our most requested feature is finally coming to life. You can try out Dark Mode in beta across Stack Overflow and help us make it great.
We have a new social account full of fun animations highlighting great questions and answers from across Stack Overflow and Exchange.
We are stuck inside and raring to go. This week, you get double the usual Stack Overflow podcast!
This week, we discussed how our dedicated community saved Stack Overflow from a serious certificate bug.
Can software developers really impact the way hundreds of millions of people access healthcare and pay taxes?
We want to share with you, the community, some of the reasons why we make decisions and what inputs we listen to, as well as give you a place to weigh in.
The Overflow newsletter #2: The podcast is back, AI on infinity, and an intro to Kubernetes
Some life lessons for how to approach the craft of coding and the journey of becoming a better developer.
We chat with the CEO of Count about a new programming language his startup has created for data analysis.
Big companies are spending billions to acquire popular startups offering toolkits for data analysis. But open source alternatives provide developers another, more flexible option.
Engineers from Expensify talk about how they are using Stack Overflow for Teams to improve collaboration and how it saves them hours of wasted time each week.
